ETI News
In late July, professionals in the health care field visited The James-Comprehensive Cancer Center and the EdTech Incubator to learn more about applying 3D printing to surgery. Participants spent time in the Tech-Equipped Classroom (TEC), watched a surgery virtually, and had hands-on time in the 3D printing lab.
Email the Incubator at eti@osumc.edu if you'd like to explore programming for your group.
Large screen TVs are being installed in the VR zone. In the picture below, Dr. Doug Danforth and Kellen Maicher work together to set up a TV. The TVs will be used for VR experiences as well as running informational videos about the EdTech Incubator.
The VR technology zone is located on the fourth floor of the Health Sciences Library. Keep your eye on the EdTech Incubator website for upcoming programming!
Various virtual reality (VR) equipment has arrived in the EdTech Incubator's VR Zone! The new tech is being set up/tested by Dr. Doug Danforth and his team. Equipment that are being tested include Varjo XR-3, Meta Quest 2 and HTC VIVE headsets.
In late March, the computer hardware in the EdTech Incubator's Computer Lab (Prior 460B) was updated. The Computer Lab seats around 35 individuals. Check out the picture below!
Updated hardware specs are as follows:
Dell 5490 AIO (All in One)
Processor: 11th Gen Intel® Core™ i5-11500
Memory:8 GB, 1 x 8 GB, DDR4
On March 15, medical students and visitors to the EdTech Incubator (ETI) had an opportunity to explore the 3D Printing Zone, located in Prior 405D. A collaboration between The Ohio State University College of Medicine, College of Engineering CDME, and the Health Sciences Library, the ETI's 3D printing lab includes 30 3D resin printers.
